Definition of «floater»

Usage examples

1. A small piece of debris floating on the surface of a pond can be referred to as a "floater."
2. In a crowded swimming pool, a person who lies on their back and floats effortlessly can be called a "good floater."
3. A person's eye condition, where they perceive small spots or shapes floating across their field of vision, is commonly known as "floaters."
4. At a party, if someone serves small appetizers or snacks that are served unattached individually and easily picked up, they might be called "floaters" or "floating bites."
5. In a workplace, an employee who is not assigned to a specific team or department and is available to assist different teams as needed is often referred to as a "floater" or a "floating resource."